Topeka Theatre Gossip and Civic Notes
Widespread Topeka events include council Grove and Chanute visitors, a Berkeley plan to Kansas City, and a Presbyterian conference. Howard Wilson, a Santa Fe convict, broke a wrist at Emporia Junction, while James H. Meader of Hays City and John Gayne in Topeka circles are noted.
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Gelén Nichole
Hannes
Wi Beason
Council Grove
Topeka
Weldn
Chanute
T. Marenn
Kannan City
Wemendey
Ed Yhtber
Tix City
Mire Morrison
Eee Bo
Sivam Ridge
Rednion Bat
Eames Pene Ison
Berkeley
Kanear City
Fae Steveman
Poenhyterian Marth Gaturtay Olgett
Crawford
Linesin
Tobers
Progr
Geetrude Sershcley
Kansan
AL Ace
Bing
Tom Ie Hutehinasa
Stuart Rotiron
Fehita
Punk Privat
Gaw
Was
Tillianane
Jook
Phlossom House
John MacDonald
J Ane Scholaur
War County
Modern Woodmen of America Catty AM
Karene Avenue
Miem
James H. Meader
Hays
Atherice
Karena
John Gayne
Varios
Widco
Betach
Senaleberibee
Supreme Court
Ate Douse
Sl Btary Temperance Union
National Congress
John A. Mochi
MH. Gay
Giovobertra
Serarda
Stevenson
Westart Passenerr Association
Presbyteria Union of
Chicago
Presbyterian Churches of Chicago
Topean
M. A. Harber
State University At
Lawrence
St Bt
Toseka
Howard Wilson
Santa Fe Conviejor Lving
Emporia Junction
Wilson
Whitn
Tooward
Whele Wright
Emporia
Whitce Or
Jacot
Ers
Toneka
William Jonells
Jatice Meredith
Aleally
Columbia College
Macolm Ford
Paul Leicester Ford
Hway
Plans for new Yale Harvard athletic rules and eligibility
New York dispatch reports plans at Harvard and Yale to adopt a formal agreement and a new set of eligibility rules for varsity teams. The proposed system aims to limit candidates to undergraduates and prevent professional or graduate students from dominating major sports. It follows recent trials at Amherst and other campuses that allowed graduates to compete, undermining undergraduate participation and creating imbalanced competitions.
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New York
Harvard
Yale
Christus Beltiays
New Haven
Yule
Beofessional School
Degran
Orement
Han Bern
Footbhll Grewens
Whabern
Asl
Mide
Amu
Eames
Lhelp
Ryost Ui
Haesvari
Tariff Talk Seen in Debates on Agricultural Machinery
The session noted Bertin and Chancellor vou Buchaw present as expectations rise for a statement on tariffs. Discussion centered on reducing duties for agricultural machinery and implements, and a cautious approach to other reforms. Government aims to align new commercial treaties with domestic industry needs while guarding against animal diseases and preventing imports from abroad.
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Bertin
Vou Buchaw
Guvermmones
Germany
Aviinuee
Sethe
Egyptian Mummies Show Appendicitis Traces Cited
In Paris Professor Lannebangun of the French Academy of Medicine claims evidence supports appendix disease as a significant ancient Egypt symptom. He cites lectures across France and reference to the discovery of appendix excision cases. The report notes historical context and debate.
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Paris
Lannebangun
French Academy of Medicine
France
Death of Charles Pest ern Yorks figure noted
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Charles Pest ern Yorks connected to Teet Co and the United States Casualty Company of New York. It references his role and ties within local business circles and the insurance firm context.
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Charles
Pestern Yorks
Teet. & Co
Bniter States Casualty Company of
New York
Reed's Life and the Grid Iron Club Tribute
The obituary notes Themis B. Reed's death ending a era in House speakership history. It recalls his long service at Grid Iron Club dinners, his sharp wit and parliamentary skill, and his role as a reformer in the Fifty-First Congress. Also recounted are notable speeches, clashes with Democrats, and his later career in law and letters.
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Washington
Dog
Themis B. Reed
Galusha
A. Grow
J. Warren Kaltes
Abaater
Rex Ives
Weneral Banks
Air Reed
Crichren Club
Witschestag
Howl J
Losten
Gridiron Clus
Mk. Kiacgs
Feneral
Buricuece
St Garth
John M. Canton
Hvink
Sane
Pauspectiva
Speal
Tatentsan Ais
Gridiron
Herndon
Morse
Mornell
Reed
Moore
Rénuier Gorman
Mr. Reed
Merck Lenaly
Marty Notatiles
Thomas
Reel
Herublicen
Read
West Virginia
Smith
Jackson
Dempern
Aroértonn
Eed
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Colon Breckenridge
Tan
Mgr. Bynum
Herd
Martin
Ves
Marty
Heet
Iver
Sue
Howe
Sprincer
Eittier
Ford
Rees
Hasina
New York
Congress
Heel
Lavuke
Pha
Dent
Cleveland
Speershin
House of Representatives
Beifoed
R Reed
The Golden Medical Discovery Triumphs Over Lung Disease
A reader testimonials claim Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures chronic lung ailments and stomach disorders. The account praises lung capacity recovery and asserts no substitutes exist, urging acceptance of the product and referencing the Medical Adviser.
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Pierce
Chen
Lunes
Lenswick
Yrars
Dr. Pierce
Ice Covers Up Range In Grant Nebraska
Grant Neb Dec 11 The temperature fell to 40 degrees on Saturday with sleet starting Sunday morning and lasting until Monday forenoon. Everything is covered with ice and stockmen are compelled to feed. Initiations are for continued bail weather.
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Grant
Neb
Real Estate Transfers and a New Rock Island Project
Real estate transfers list several deeds including V Kaerynekt to Toyeka Cold Storage Co and Kemp to We along Oxford Ave. A new Rock Island project from Guthrie reports stockholders adopting a resolution to consolidate an Ardmore to Waurika extension with a survey approved.
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V. Kaerynekt et_al
Toyeka
Ise and Fyiek Co
Jackson Street
H. Kemp
W. Beevan
Oxford Ave
Drer Park
New Rock Island
Guthrie
Enid & Anadsc~ Ko Railroad Company
Waurika
Ole
Ardmore
I. T
Ale
Tedian Ry Owahome and Kins
Kansas City
State of Texas
Anadarkolea Rock Island
A Cherokee Man’s Sudden Death at Street Talk
A Cherokee man named Ken Dee Tilam of Longton died suddenly on the street while talking with a neighbor. The cause is unclear but heart illness is suspected. Megaw, seven years old, born in England, is reported as the child of John Lenastom of Independence.
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Ken
Dee
Tilam
Longton Atapeielor
Chrokee Beink Yard
Ant
England
Tee
John' Lenastom
Indepesdeniesy
Temporary Adjustment Near St Louis Fair Management Feud
A temporary abatement of the dispute between the fair management and three railroads affected the site. The agreement allows continued operation with railroad crews and engines while issues on care and access are settled, avoiding disruption to World’s Fair preparations.
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St. Louis
Fair Management
Ube
Pride of Heroon Mary soldiers tet Wap note
Fragmented OCR text mentions wounds and medical notes. Identifies names like Gaby and St Norstr but lacks coherent events. Unable to determine a clear main action, place, or date from the readable fragments.
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Buesien
Gaby
A. J. Sare
St Norstr
Advertising Club Dinner Highlights City Retail Debate
Farnes City reports a well attended Advertising Men's club dinner at the Baltimore with President Whiteman wielding a gavel presented by Studebaker. S. S. Royeranries of Chicago Daily News spoke on the daily newspaper and retail store relations, praising honest advertising and the newspaper as a vital retailer ally. Attendees included visiting Rewanaper men from Missouri and Texas with several noted speakers and club members delivering impromptu remarks. The event emphasized cooperation between publishers, merchants, and advertising professionals to grow commerce.
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Farnes City
Whiteman
Advertising Men's Club
Baltimore
Studebaker Manufacturing Company
Missouri
S. S. Royeranannies
Chicago Daily News
Roald
Silntes le Rasbe
Vetsl
Newspater
Rogers
Bae Rowe
Frank FP
MacLennan
Tope&s
State Jourish RP
Murdock
Wichita
Kuc
Iagle
Ewiee Herbert
Betee County
Hawsina
Kan
Arthur Capper
Toveka
del Valentine
Clay Center
Times
H.A. Sprigue
St. Joseph
Tady
Clarence Ell
Lawrence, Ken
W. ‘Tinin
Burtness Maruzer
Joseph
Ma. Jonisnal
Ernest Kastor
J. Lowenstein
Levi
William Atkin
Ra White
Imperia
Miness
Face and Nerve Decline and Dr Miles Nervine Appeal
A distressed patient describes persistent nervous fatigue, insomnia, loss of appetite, and indigestion from overwork and worries. The ad touts Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve tonic that strengthens nerves, restores health, and induces restful sleep, claiming first bottle gives noticeable relief.
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Miles Nervine
Utah
Beet Sugar Factory Contest Draws Western Kansas Towns
Beet sugar industry competition grows across western Kansas with Wichita Hutchinson Lakin Deerfield and Garden City entered for a possible plant site. towns along the Arkansas river vie for a crown with capital likely to follow if a factory is built, while western counties offer farmer incentives to raise beet yields. Wellington and nearby towns discuss wells and public works as they eye future investment opportunities.
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Arkansas River
Kas
Kansas
Simon
Colorado
Wichita
Hutchinson
Lakin
Deerfield
Garden City
Mystic Shriners Meet in Arkansas City Kan Tec I
The Myer Ue Shriners of Kanme held their annual meeting with about 60 members present and officers in attendance. Eighty six members were initiated, followed by a banquet. This was the order's first meeting in the city.
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Mystic Shriners
Arkansas City
Kan
Tec
Myer Ue
Kanme
Atka Tessel
Tondunes
AMT
Thc Water
Report denies Canadian governor general resignation
New York dispatch to the Tribune quotes Arthur Fillet M. F. stating there is no foundation for a report that his brother, Lord Afinta, plans to resign as governor general of Canada.
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New York
Arthur Fillet
London
The
Tribune
Lord Afinta
Canada
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Royal
von Buelow
Carnegie
Gellante
Andrew Cyrne
Elets
Panmeneer
Liverpool
Queenstown
Aith
Rotmy Paseige
Daunt
Reed’s
Dean Witmer
Tim
Sythes
Success
Womans’ Home Companion
Frank Leslie
Frank Leslies
America
Review of
Woman's Home Companion
Cosmopolitan
Womans 'S Home Companion
Leslie’s
Central Subscription Agency
C. A. Owens
Topeka, Kansas
Advertising Club
San Fripelico
Dec
Spreckton Suzar
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Wellington
Wallington
Business Mens Club
Rages & Co
Wintel
Sostetter
Attranse
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